07-08 College Catalog
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Contents:
Disclaimers
President's Message
Mission Statement
Campus Profile
Undergraduate Admission
- General Information
- The First-Year Student Admission Process
- Notification
- Committing to Warren Wilson
- Early Decision
- Wait List
- Provisional Admission
- Early Admission
- Deferred Admission
- College Credit While in High School
- Transfer Admission
- International Student Admission
- Admission to the Spring Semester
- Day Students
- Falsification of Records
- Credit For Prior Learning
- Graduate Equivalency Degrees (G.E.D.)
- Readmission
Financial Aid
Withdrawl and Refund Policy
General Information
- Student Life
- Special Facilities and Resources
- Distinctive Educational Programs
Pew Learning Center and Elison Library
The Work Program
- Introduction
- Day Student Policy
- The Learning Experience
- How Work Crew Assignments Are Made
- Descriptions of Current Work Crews
The Service Program
- Introduction
- Graduation Requirements
- The Extended Project and Reflection
- Documentation of Service Hours and Statute of Limitations
- Pre-Approved Agencies
- Limitations on Service Credit
- Student Recognition
- Examples of Service Projects
- Bonner Scholars Program
Academic Policies
- Student Responsibility
- Modular Academic Calendar
- Registration and Course Load
- Adding and Dropping Courses
- Withdrawing from a Course
- Pass/Fail Grades
- Independent Study
- Incomplete Grades
- Contested Grades
- Repeating Courses
- Grade Reports
- Class Attendance
- Classification
- QPA (Quality Point Average)
- Probation and Suspension
Baccalaureate Degree Requirements
Programs of Study
- Art
- Biology
- Business and Economics
- Chemistry
- Education
- Engineering and Applied Science Dual Degree Program
- English
- Environmental Studies
- Global Studies
- History and Political Science
- Humanities
- Integrative Studies
- Mathematics
- Modern Language
- Music
- Natural Sciences
- Outdoor Leadership
- Peace Studies
- Philosophy
- Physical Education
- Pre-Environmental, Pre-Forestry Management
- Pre-Law Studies
- Pre-Medical Studies
- Pre-Peace Corps, International, and Non-Governmental Service Preparation
- Pre-Veterinary Medicine
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Social Work
- Sociology / Anthropology
- Theatre
- Women's Studies
- Creative Writing
- MFA in Creative Writing
Courses of Instruction
- Course Information
- Anthropology (ANT)
- Art (ART)
- Biology (BIO)
- Business Administration (BA)
- Chemistry (CHM)
- Economics (ECO)
- Education (EDU)
- English (ENG)
- Environmental Science (ENS)
- Global Studies (GBL)
- History (HIS)
- Interdepartmental (INT)
- Modern Language (LAN)
- Mathematics (MAT)
- Music (MUS)
- Outdoor Leadership (ODL)
- Peace Studies (PAX)
- Philosophy (PHI)
- Physical Education (PED)
- Physics (PHY)
- Political Science (PSC)
- Psychology (PSY)
- Religious Studies (REL)
- Science (SCI)
- Social Work (SOW)
- Sociology (SOC)
- Theatre (THR)
- Women's Studies (WMS)
- Writing (WRI)
Personnel, Boards, and Councils
- Staff and Administration
- Faculty
- Library Staff and Faculty
- MFA Staff and Faculty
- Board of Trustees
- Board of Visitors
- Alumni Board
- Church Relations Council
Endowed Scholarships
Accreditation and Memberships

Warren Wilson College Catalog 07-08

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Day Students

Warren Wilson College is a residential community. It is desired that most students live on campus throughout their enrollment. Therefore, students who wish to be day students must qualify as one of the following:

living with parents,
married,
single parent, or
financially independent as determined by the IRS.

Students who have lived on campus for one full year may petition the Dean of Students for day student status before April 1 (for fall semester) or November 1 (for spring semester). Considerations may include space on campus, the work program, and residential aspects of the community.

NOTES:

Day students ordinarily do not participate in the work program.
All students must participate in the work program for at least one full year.
Student teachers and full-time interns are automatically approved for day student status, if they seek it.
Freshmen are not allowed to have automobiles on campus.